Amazon to build multibillion‑dollar AWS data center campus in Montgomery County, Missouri

Stocktwits says the Missouri campus is part of Amazon’s wider AWS expansion to support AI and cloud demand, and includes utility arrangements and community spending that could affect local infrastructure and tax revenue.

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- — Stocktwits reports Amazon will spend “several billion dollars” to build a data center campus.
- — The outlet projects more than 400 permanent tech roles and thousands of construction jobs during buildout.
- — Says the project will generate “hundreds of millions” in local tax revenue.
- — Stocktwits states Amazon negotiated directly with Ameren Missouri to cover its electricity requirements.
- — Reports a 138‑megawatt carbon‑free energy project tied to the build and planned donation of water infrastructure to the county.
- — Lists community contributions including $3 million for public safety and STEM/education funds.
- — Stocktwits frames the site as part of a broad domestic AWS buildout to scale AI compute.
- — The article links the campus to Amazon’s 2026 infrastructure spending program.
- — Notes local road and bridge improvements tied to the project in the report.

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